This book is an academic and practical guide to the diagnostic methods and management strategies for both common and rare scrotal diseases. Chapters focus on the normal anthropometric measures of the scrotum as a unique organ and the latest relevant advancements in the field. Techniques including scrotal reconstruction for congenital abnormalities, trauma, and cancer-related extirpation are all covered. Critical tools and methods related to aesthetics are also detailed. Emphasis is also placed on identifying common pitfalls and how to avoid them, ensuring that the reader is fully equipped to deal with a range of scenarios.

Normal and Abnormal Scrotum describes how to approach diagnosing and managing the entire range of scrotal diseases, making it essential for all general practitioners, pediatricians, urologists, and pediatric and aesthetic surgeons who encounter these patients in their day-to-day practice.

Introduction

Nomenclature and terminology
Scrotum in Human Conscience
Scrotal Evolution
Animal Scrota
Scrotal Functions and Missions
Embryology of Scrotum
Anatomy of Scrotum
Morphology and Anthropometric Measurements of Scrotum
Congenital Scrotal Anomalies
Common anomalies
Rare anomalies
Scrotomegaly
Vascular anomalies
Scrotal calcinosis
Case reports
Common acquired diseases of scrotum
Acute scrotum
Rare acquired diseases of scrotum
Neoplastic lesions of scrotum
Scrotal swelling and cysts
Dermatological diseases specific to scrotum
Scrotal Imaging
Scrotoplasty.